Italian Phrase
Provalo ogni mese.
Meaning
A friendly suggestion to try something on a monthly basis – for example a new coffee blend, a skincare product, or a language‑learning app. The tone is informal and encouraging.
When to use
Use this sentence when you want to recommend a recurring trial or habit to a friend, colleague, or fellow learner. It works well in casual conversation, marketing copy, or instructional videos that promote monthly usage.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Provaloognimese
Imperative with enclitic pronoun
‘Provalo’ is the second‑person singular imperative of ‘provare’ (to try) with the direct‑object pronoun ‘lo’ attached, forming ‘prove‑lo’ → ‘provalo’.
‘ogni’ as a distributive adjective
‘ogni’ means ‘every’ and is placed before a singular noun (mese) to express a repeated frequency.
Noun ‘mese’ (month)
‘mese’ is a masculine singular noun; the plural ‘mesi’ would change the meaning to ‘months’ and does not fit the time‑frequency construction.
🗨In Conversation
Provalo ogni mese.
Try it every month.
Buona idea, così non mi perdo le novità.
Good idea, that way I won’t miss the new stuff.
✕Common Mistakes
Provare ogni mese.
Missing the direct‑object pronoun; the imperative must be ‘Provalo’ when referring to ‘it’.
Provalo ogni mesi.
The frequency expression uses the singular ‘mese’, not the plural ‘mesi’.
Provalo ogni mese!
Adding an exclamation is fine for strong enthusiasm, but in written instructional material a period is more neutral.
↔Alternatives
Usalo ogni mese.
Use it every month.
Provalo mensilmente.
Try it monthly.
Dagli una possibilità ogni mese.
Give it a chance every month.
Cultural Tip
In Italy, monthly subscriptions for coffee, magazines, streaming services, and even language‑learning apps are very common. Saying ‘Provalo ogni mese’ sounds natural in informal settings; in a formal context you might replace the imperative with ‘La provi ogni mese’ (using the formal ‘Lei’).